>An attorney with takes like "they don't put the facts from cases into SQL databases to query" yikes! They literally do
Oh, so now its back to facts and not just documents? I said they don't abstract the facts into an SQL database. Westlaw is not an SQL database of facts. It does not have a series of different entries of different types of facts about a case. When you search for something on Westlaw, it's not filtering through different kinds of facts to see if there is a pertinent entry, it's just string searching. I pointed this out to you earlier.
>LLMs already train on knowledgebases like WestLaw. You really think there will never exist an LLM for legal research, etc.? That much is probably happening now, I just haven't heard of the startup.
I never said that.
>So a defendants PII, plea, criminal history, time served, etc. are not important to a defense attorney?
No, not to the extent that it would ever justify what you claimed about the utility a RAG would provide.
